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KPCW entra en su segundo año sin financiamiento federal y el déficit presupuestario continúa

By kpcw.org · July 22, 2026 · 1 min read
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KPCW entra en su segundo año sin financiamiento federal y el déficit presupuestario continúa
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Utah News spotted this story published July 21, 2026 at kpcw.org. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

Published July 21, 2026 at 5:39 PM MDT Sydney Weaver / KPCWEl carro alegórico "Lost and Found" de KPCW en el desfile del 4 de Julio de 2026 en Park City KPCW y otros medios de comunicación públicos están entrando en su segundo año de operaciones sin financiamiento federal, mientras continúan intentando cubrir sus déficits presupuestarios. Los recortes formaron parte del paquete de rescisión de $9,000 millones de dólares del presidente Donald Trump, el cual incluyó alrededor de $1,100 millones de dólares asignados para apoyar a las estaciones de radio y televisión pública durante dos años.

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